First costum-loop build/ROG themed

[Jan.B]

Greetings to all of you folks, been a lurker for a while and just made an account since this forum is the shizzle! :D
I did a build a couple o' months ago and I've posted a buildlog on another forum back then(from a local pc-store, I'm from Belgium so for those other Belgians here, it's the Tones-forum :) )So now I tought to share my result with you guys!

The buildlog itself has a ton of pictures but if you wan't i can share some later on since I don't wan't to put them all here atm :P.
I've had a couple pc's in the past that were build and sold again and since I wanted to try watercooling with a costum-loop, I'd tought I would give it a shot ^^

Specs:
- OS: Win8 Pro X64
- Intel I7 3930K @4,8Ghz/+-1.4V
- Asus Rampage IV-E
- 2x Asus GTX680 DCUII TOP @1280/6200
- Corsair Dominator's 2133C9 4x4GB kit
- Corsair AX1200 + AX1200 Red sleeving kit
- Corsair Obsidian 650D case
- Corsair Force GT 240GB SSD
- 2x 750Gb WD Black 2,5" HDD's
- Scythe Master Pro 6-channel fancontroller
- Lite-on BR RW optical drive
- NZXT 2m sleeved white LED-cable kit
- some NZXT& Alchemy black sleeved sata data&power cables
- All cables are sleeved (including the front I/O, fancables, etc.)

Cooling:
- Swiftec Apogee HD Black cpu-block
- XSPC Dualbay Res V4
- XSPC EX240 Slim Rad
- XSPC EX120 Slim Rad
- Phobya Extreme 200 Rad
- All Bitspower true-silver and silver-shining fittings
- Masterkleer UV RED tubing ( I know I'm not using UV lights, but those were the only good looking ones in stock at that time)
- 2x EKWB Acetal+Nickel waterblocks
- 2x EKWB Backplates
- EKWB Tripple Serial bridge
- EKWB Link Blank Serial CSQ - Acetal
- EKWB Blood Red fluid
- 3x Corsair SP120 Quiet edition fans
- 2x Corsair 200mm fans (came with the case)

I know the photo's are not that sharp but since I don't own a good camera, I had to take them with my phone..but you get the idea :)

This next picture is from the back of the mobo tray with all the cables and you can see I was still busy assembling the loop and getting all the cables right.(note: not all cables were there atm, the build has been finished since the end of Feb. so there are some small changes here and there - it was also the first time I ever sleeved a couple cables and trying to get the cablemanagement as proper as I could)


Like I said, there are far more pictures of the build in process, but it would take time to post them all at once :P.
So if you guys want certain pictures (from a part of the build) or have questions about the build, feel free to ask and I will gladly answer :).
Grtz!

[tp95112]

Nice red sleeving and very clean. Love the hard drfive mounting

[bchampion96]

Lookin' sweet! :D

[Parkway Drive]

Good stuff, but why not red lighting?

[Keen_Interest]

Great wire management!

[Guest]

Great looking build! I love that tripple serial bridge for some reason - it just looks terrific!

[DestryLP]

OMG dat sleeving and cable management.

BTW why use both red tubing and red fluid? just wondering.

[Jan.B]

thanks you guys :D Oh and btw, it took me a good month to get all the parts and assemble it :p
@Justin C
I have a thing with bright white lights, I had some red LED-fans in one of my previous builds and I was not that into it tbh :p
@tp95112
Yeah it looks nice, i was figuring out where to put it and that seemed like the perfect spot!
 

[Jan.B]

OMG dat sleeving and cable management.

BTW why use both red tubing and red fluid? just wondering.

Yeah I'm realy happy with the cablemanagement result^^

I ordered the red fluid first and was going to order some 'see-trough' tubing, but it was out of stock everywhere at that time so I went with the red tubing instead :)

The res. also has a window that let's you show the fluid, so I guess the colour still had it's purpose :p

[Akula]

Look's Good - Keep it up :)

[Jan.B]

Look's Good - Keep it up :)

thx dude :)

[Royal_Rasta]

red and black is the way to go, very nice build and ROG ftw xD

[TicTac]

Nice it stands out nice job :)

[Jan.B]

red and black is the way to go, very nice build and ROG ftw xD

yeah i'm a big Asus Rog fan^^ thx! :D

[Jan.B]

Nice it stands out nice job :)

thx dude!

[vkadurin]

Great build ! I really like the red sleeving. Can you PM me the total amount which this beast cost you? I will highly appreciate it.

[Jan.B]

Great build ! I really like the red sleeving. Can you PM me the total amount which this beast cost you? I will highly appreciate it.

thx dude! :D well since you asked it politely check your PM-box my good sir :)

[RainbowTylernol]

This is awesome looking. I think the only thing I would have done differently is to not have that 120mm rad at the back. Seems a little unnecessary.

[Jan.B]

This is awesome looking. I think the only thing I would have done differently is to not have that 120mm rad at the back. Seems a little unnecessary.

thx :) well it's there since i can't mount a 360 rad anywhere unless i do some heavy modding :p well that and i wanted a rad everywhere i could place one, and since i like my temps low when overclocking, i think the whole thing does the job well :D

[MPX309]

red and black never gets old. . . u should be proud

[Jan.B]

red and black never gets old. . . u should be proud

thx dude ^^ you bet I am :D

[Theo]

yes! Thats all im going to say, love the color scheme 

[Jan.B]

yes! Thats all im going to say, love the color scheme 

ha nice, thx! :D

[crocski]

Beautiful sleeving

[Jan.B]

Beautiful sleeving

yeah it is isn't it, Corsair did an amazing job with their sleeving kits^^